reeves's bond.e presented several character witness withes whose testimony went largely unchallenged by the state. he is an older defendant with no prior record. the court said mr. reeves had a long and distinguished career as a police officer. >> right. >> the appeals court wanted the trial court to reconsider his initial ruling of not granting bond. the appeals court said he's not a flight risk. if you are concerned about his danger to the community then do the things you said you could do if you were to grant bond which is have him on house arrest essentially. he can only go to the garros ro store, to church. >> he can leave home only to attend church , court dates, medical appointments, and go to the grocery store. he must surrender all firearms to the sheriff's office or his lawyer and must wear an electronic ankle monitor. >> they were saying those things would address the danger to the community aspect of him being out on bond. the other issue of presenting all of the character witnesses at h

then that's when inmate reeves tries to take something off his tray.ints in his face, and then that's when the fight starts. >> narrator: if reeves can convince disciplinary officer hale that he did not instigate the fight, he could return to his dorm. if not, he could face up to 60 days in segregation. >> i mean, now is the time to explain your situation, and i'm gonna tell you, don't lie to me, because i've already watched the tape, and i know what happened, okay? go ahead. >> we just started fighting. i feel like if i wanted to really fight him like that i'd have -- you know what i'm saying? -- caught him off the camera we'd have fought where i wouldn't have to deal with y'all right now. >> when i watched the video, it showed me that you were trying to take his food from his tray. >> i was gonna move his tray out of my way 'cause he was sitting where i was sitting at. >> well, i mean, you sat down at a chair, and then he sat down at a chair. i mean, where did you want him to go to? >> right, but where he was sitting at is where i was sitting, 'cause

reeves's lawyers say reeves fired in self-defense. the defendant is in jail.as denied his request for bail. >>> a missouri woman is living a scene out of a horror film. katrina mcghaw says she discovered a serial killer once lived in the home she was renting. she only found out after seeing a documentary about the killer, maury travis. travis recorded some of the crimes that happened downstairs. >> it was basically his torture chamber and it's not okay. >> the landlord turns out to be the killer's mother. she refused to let mcghaw out of the lease. missouri law does not require landlords to disclose violent crimes that occur in homes but the saint louis housing authority has stepped in to help mcghaw break the lease. >> the netherlands and argentina will play their world cup semifinal match today. the winner gets to play germany which absolutely destroyed the host country of brazil. the brazilians looked confused and later shockedy shocked and defeated as germany scored again and again. the explosive german attack just picked apart the brazilian defense. final

officer reeves was killed during a car chase in 2012. >>> stay with us everyone.till ahead on "eyewitness news" the fighting escalates in the mideast as tempers between israel and palestine show no sign of easing. the latest on the conflict. >> more clouds for sunday and sunshine returns next week. we've got a 90-degree day in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that for you coming up. >> plus, you're never too old to live out your dreams. a local great grandmother goes to great heights to scratch another item off her bucket list. >>> and also straight ahead in sports the phillies and union in action tonight, plus day three of the british open in the books. lesley van arsdale is going to be along with those highlights and much more when >> got a story you'd like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> well, israel is pressing on with its offensive to stop hamas militants. bulldozer demolished more than a dozen tunnels in the gaza strip. alphonso van marsh has the latest on the conflict from jaffa israel. >> reporter: says on saturday it destro

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reeves was known as millville's superman, and many people wore the superhero's cape. officer reeves was killed during the car chase back in 2012. >>> the death toll climbs, growing conflict in the middle east. what the israeli military has now uncovered beneath the gown. also straight ahead on "eyewitness news", firefighters rush to the rescue. but not because after burning building. we'll tell you how they stopped a purse snatch err on the street. >>> and where is casey kasem's body? some strange new developments following the death of radio legend. kate? >> and we remain stuck in the clouds. we're tracking some showers to the wells. but how does the rest of the weekends look? i'll have the full seven day eyewitness w >> the death toll has riz tone at least 342 palestinians, five israelis, since israel launched against gas a bulldozers demolish more than dozen tunnels, military says were being used by hamas gunmen. cbs news correspondent alfonso van march has more from israel. >> israel says on saturday it, destroyed at least dozen underground tunnels at hamas milita

live in ashburn, richard reeve, abc 7 news. a decade after the murder of montgomery county teenager, her family refuses to give up hope the killer will be caught. family and friends gathered in an aspen hill parking lot tonight where the 15-year-old on julyd badly beaten 25, 1975. she died several days later. people. was filled with kathy.re doing this for she deserves closure. whoever did this to her needs to be punished. an investigator, a former police officer who went to school with kathy. his facebook page has helped generate new leads and tips in the case. news and the corruption trial of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell land his wife. the associated press reports ken cuccinelli may take the stand. wasces tell ap cuccinelli subpoenaed by the defense team. they are accused of accepting 000 in gifts and loans from a former ceo of star scientific. cuccinelli received $18,000 from the same company. the trail begins monday. cleanup resumes at ephonia green -- at association of american t cherrystone campground belfort fu

richard reeve has been following the developments and he has what we have learned. >> even being granted access to what is being called this large crime scene is difficult for international inspectors. local leaders deny reports they 38 of theemoved bodies, and many believe that the missile launcher that may have brought down the airline did not have equipment to distinguish civilian aircraft. debris, suitcases, backpacks, and a child's toy. >> there were passengers names next to a tree. as we now know, the letter "i" stands for infants. >> anywhere else, the crash site would be crawling with investigators. haveere, inspection teams been ordered out by armed separatists. >> these guerrillas blocked access to the crash site. we cannot have an investigation. a person withead, a dual u.s.-dutch citizenship. a 19-year-old citizen was going to meet his family in malaysia. you just hope that none of the children or grandchildren will go before you. >> u.s. officials believe the pro-russian separatists are to blame, claiming the same group took down two ukrainian military planes in the past wee

oulson throws popcorn at reeves. then reeves draws a gun.february. on friday evening he reversed his position, adopting the appeals court ruling saying in part the record suggests no special circumstances that would justify a decision to deny pretrial release. with his client out on $150,000 bond, reeves' defense attorney maintains his client acted in self-defense. >> at the end of a long journey we're here, he's free. he is where he should be. >> the merits of the case are going to take second to humanity, especially today. let's bring in t.j. grimaldi, the attorney for nicole oulson, the widow of the victim, chad oulson. as i said, t.j., the law fairly clear. we'll get to that in a second. first, what does this mean to her client, that the man who killed her husband -- the bullet bent through her hand as well, he's now free. how is she taking it? >> she's absolutely devastated, chris. it's beyond explanation, to be honest with you. she went from having to deal with this, realizeding she's a single mother, having to do everything that the h

entire reeve examine the report and is live at the navy yard to tell us what it reveals. >> this is the report we have been talking about, first obtained by "the washington post." it said that officers acted with her a free and skill but there were also major problems. bravery andd with skill, but there were major problems. a day of chaos and carnage. over the course of 69 minutes, a literary contractor aaron alexis gunned down 12 people before he was fatally shot i the police. according to an internal review, there were problems within first minutes. since the navy yard had its own emergency call center, changed after the 2009 ford hood shooting, several emergency calls were not relayed to city dispatchers. many employees in the classified area were not allowed to take their mobile phones into the building, unable to send out information or receive emergency alerts. officers found it difficult to discern the exact location of thbuilding. in fact, there were no on-base coordinates for police dispatchers to pass onto officers. -- a sadly familiar problem communication on multiple channel

curtis reeves was released on $150,000 bail on friday and reeves has been ordered to stay home and surrender his firearms. he's accused of shooting 43-year-old chad olsen after he apparently refused to stop texting during the previews. reeves claims he fired in self-defense. >>> the texas man charged with capital murder in the killing of four children and their parents collapse in front of a judge. ronald haas was standing before a judge during arraignment when he fell to his knees. he was apparently looking for his ex-wife wednesday when he allegedly shot six members of her family execution style. the defense says they will focus on haskell's mental health. haskell is being held without bail. >>> in a rare public appearance fidel castro recented vladimir putin. putin was in cuba to promote russian trade with the communist nation that remains cut off from the u.s. because of washington's 52-year-old economic embargo and putin will also visit argentina and brazil for bilateral talks. >>> finally, 30-year-old kayla riley says heir 4-year-old son eli saved her life when she was having a diabeti

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reeves argue these questions are very hard to answer. this program is 30 minutes. >>> i want to talk about an elusive d-day mystery that exists. despite the millions of words written about the allied invasion about normandy, june 6, 1944. what did general dwight d. eisenhower say when he gave the final order to launch the attack? it's puzzling to me, anyway, that perhaps the most important decision of the 20th century did not bequeath to history and posterity a quote to mark the occasion, something to live up to the magnitude of ike's decision. something iconic like general douglas macarthur's vow to the people of the philippines, "i shall return." the stakes of the invasion certainly merited verbal splendor, if not eloquence, if the overlord operation had failed the allies might never have won the war and yet eyewitnesses to eisenhower's great moment of decision could not agree on what he said. and as for eisenhower, he could not even agree with himself. he related five versions of his fateful words to journalists and biographers over t

refers' lawyer says reeves fired in self-defense. the defendant is in jail.ge has denied his request for bail. >> a silicon valley ceo wants to make the internet free for more people. abc's ryan smith has tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites universal internet mark zuckerberg says everyone should have access to the internet. it's the foundation of this economy and it shouldn't be hard to do. 90 percent of us already live within range of a cellular network. the electric toothbrush uses bluetooth to connect to a phone app. the wall streater journal admits she's skeptical at first. >> it was actually pleasantly surprised i found that i was actually brushing more about two minutes now every time and that the distractions in the app, the news, showing me my schedule, the weather really does help make the time go by faster. >> reporter: the smart series bluetooth toothbrush goes on sale in the fall. linked in and facebook are paying high school interns up to $8,000 a month this summer. the company feels it gives them an edge in hiring top new talent. thos

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reeves was known as millville's very own super man. many people wore capes.was killed during a car chase in 2012. >>> and a team of fire fighters comes to the rescue of a purse snatching victim, in new york city. and, the robbers swiped grace clark mcdade's purse outside her home on friday. classic crime of opportunity. but fire fighters, doing building inspections on her block refused to let him getaway. crew tackled that man after witnessing the crime. >> i put the lights on, went down the wrong way and i cut him off. >> was it a long chase. >> long enough. we were in our gear. longer than we wanted to. but we eventually caught up to him. >> just another reason to love our fire fighters. five hero fire fighters by the the way swiped a screwdriver from the thief's hand after tackling him and held him down for police. wow, heroes. >>> 8:36 right now, there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with face the nation's bob schieffer for a look ahead at but do you know what's ine your skincare?- neutrogena natu

richard reeve, abc 7 news. police officer charged with killing an anne arundel county man took the stand at his own defense today. officer joseph walker is accused of shooting a man during a road rage incident in june of last year in the county. walker said he told joseph harvey junior and his passenger that he was a police officer, showed his badge, but harvey cap "coming toward him." intentiond he had no of killing harvey but believes he was in danger of losing his wifeife and those of his and children. the trial is expected to last through next week. to "goode to tune in morning america" over the weekend. >> meteorologist steve rudin will deliver the forecast from "gma" studios in the big apple. at 7:00 a.m. and sunday at 8:00 a.m. abc 7. however, we now have the privilege of seeing steve rudin right here. [laughter] >> nice flying weather tonight to new york and boston, wherever you might be going. even if you're staying in town, clear skies and temperatures normally seen in september -- no complaints. goin

reeves' next pretrial hearing is september 10. prosecutors and defense attorneys are expected to try and set a date for his trial. that could come sometime early next year. >>> there is shock in california after a convicted rapist has been released to live in a rural community. christopher hubbard, the so-called pillow case rapist, admits to having raped nearly 40 women decades ago. now the community vows not to stop protesting until he is gone. dominic dinatale live with the latest. >> reporter: hey there. yes, rural area here in california, quite a protest that has been turning out. ever since he arrived midweek, moving to the los angeles area, 80 miles north of where we are. the latest round of protests involves bull horns and also motorcycles being reved at full throttle to irritate him and hound him out of his new home. hear you can see them. these are the motorcycles that rolled up today. together with bull horns hurling insults and messages of protest. the group is largely that of a local group of women called the ladies of

richard reeve joins us from northwest washington. >> this should be a emotional evening.the dutch embassy a quiet neighborhood of northwest. a marked contrast to the crash site. as we mentioned earlier in the day. flowers and a small memorial have been set up oticide the embassy -- outside the embassy. flowers, teddy bears, candles. also a letter of thanks from the ambassador thanking the world for the letters of condolences. this is a hard time for the netherlands. 192 people on that flight were from that country. 44 from malaysia including the crew. and two babies. at 6:30 a group of ukrainian americans will be walking. a walk of silence so to speak, from this embassy to the malaysian embassy to honor the 298 victims. that's at least a good mile. we talked to students today attending meetings at the dutch embassy and like everyone, they are trying to understand how this happened. >> that's devastating. and then i saw that a family had lost two people in the first malaysia airlines that crashed in march and they lost two more family members in the one that went down yest

agencies currently use the reeves center. that site will host a public hearing tonight. >>> today ben's chili bowl will open at the airport. this is their first airport location. the original restaurant served patrons for more than 55 years. ben's has been featured on tv shows, even visited by the president. today's ribbon cutting is part of a redevelopmentand dining options at reagan national. >>> the freelance star reports a committee recommends a sixth high school be built in stafford county in the southern end of the county. they found current plans to expand student capacityill not keep up with the county's expected growth. >>> 6:36. we are just celebrating falls church. you can show your pride all year long. take a look at the specialty license plate featuring the little city logo. you can pre-order the new plates from the dmv for $10 in addition to the regular fees. we've posted the information you need at nbcwashington.com. >>> a bold claim. how snoop dogg says he got away with smoking pot inside the white house. >>>

richard reeve on the restaurant to explain. >> it has happened three times twice sinceeast march. take a look at this, you can see where the car went in. a tarp is covering the window. the owners are talking about safety changes. despite appearances -- >> i said i would know. quite this is not a garage. >> the car came through the wall. >> it was lunch hour at the hunter's inn, rudely interrupted. >> sounded like an earthquake. i found the roof was coming down. the 80-year-old woman driving this honda made a mistake. of in on the break, it was the gas. >> it kept coming. >> shattering glass, sending cables and condiments flying. >> one of them was hurt a little bit. nothing serious. >> three times it does happened. years ago and5 another car in march and now this. >> it is shocking. really shocking. we are concerned about the people here. >> its proof the hunter's inn customers are loyal. >> the owners and the landlord or talk about pillars outside. or planters with steel inside of them so they will stop the car. >> and hope drivers will keep safety on their menus. number of peopl

richard reeve is live at the tysons corner station, live from day one. >> this area is really transformed. if you listen carefully, you will hear something we have never heard here before, the sound of a metro train. read billion dollars later, the silver lines finally opened and the shoppers couldn't be happier. >> is a silver line saturday night. >> tysons corner shoppers are glad the new trains are rolling. >> a nice new floors, the sheets were clean, the train was claimed. he was a nice ride. on the firsten out silver line train that left the station at noon. >> this will be a game changer for virginia. >> more than 10,000 people used the station on saturday. my company moved to tysons corner two weeks ago. i can take advantage of the silver line. >> shutterbug nicholas lea has photographed every station, happy to be above the traffic among not in it. >> going by regular bus takes forever. driving the car will take some time, so if this train is connected it will be so much easier. >> there are some concerns. >> for many of us, there is no service and will be no bus service. associati

theard reeve is live in newsroom to explain what is next. >> well, we are getting word am the attorney general's office, but they will seek a stay, aderholt, on the judge's ruling as they seek an appeal. this was an unusual ruling, basically saying the right to bear arms extends outside the home. we spoke with a plaintiff in the case. these two handguns, a glock and a smith & wesson revolver, are part of his gun collection. >> i have them for personal protection and them also with firearms construct your -- instructor. >> until now, he could not carry them on the street, but under this ruling, handed down saturday, the dan about carrying outside homes has been overturned. >> if you have a right to bear or carry a gun, it would be unusual that it would be just inside your living room. >> the ruling is considered a landmark ruling for gun rights advocates, and a calls the ban unconstitutional. argument aside, several d.c. residents we spoke with say they are concerned about more guns on the street, even those constitutionally protected. >> you get in a scuffle, and then instead of it bei

there are two meetings this week, the first is tonight at the reeves center in downtown d.c. >> donald trump is -- donald trump is transforming d.c.'s theic post office into trump hotel. >> a groundbreaking ceremony was held this morning. >> a groundbreaking ceremony wrapped up about an hour ago. a lot of excitement surrounding this luxury hotel. they are calling it one of the most exciting projects the district has seen in decades. today, donald trump talked about bringing his singular brand of glitz to the nation's capital with this renovation. he says the high-end hotel wl be one of the best the world has seen. features include 270 guestrooms, two presidential suites, up to 3000 square feet, making them the largest in d.c.. the international trump hotel is expected to bring 800 construction jobs and $100 million in tax revenue. listen to what he says about the big plans that lie ahead for the district. >> i promise you this will be a truly great, not only hotel, but economic development project. something that is great for d.c., but because of the importance of this credible buildin

meet steve reeves from kansas city, missouri.al partner at an international firm. in 2007 he sold his booming practice to pursue his practice of educating inner city kids. steve began teaching a class called creative studio and entrepreneurial studies at an urban charter school. he had his students build a life-size model of a car to teach them architectural and engineering skills. the kids loved it. but they began to ask why can't we build a real car? is first he laughed, but then he thought, hey, maybe it's not impossible, and he realized he couldn't teach these kids to think outside of the box if he didn't himself, so he did it. and that's how mind drive was born. each year mind drive offers 40 students core classes in automotive design, also mentors work with them one-on-one to help them complete their projects. now, the best part is every year the students take an old car frame and build a brand new car around it, and take a look at these. i mean, these are some really slick rides. and get this, they don't run on fuel. they

millville police officer christopher reeves was kill in the accident on july 8th, 2012 while on duty.ticipants of the event are encourage to dress like their favorite super hero. money raised will establish a scholarship at millville senior high school. registration begins at 8:00 this morning behind the millville police department. >>> also divers will renew efforts to find a man who disappeared during a swim near island beach state park in ocean county. twenty-five year-old nicholas have of france disappeared just before noon time. a person watching him swim from the beach lost sight and then called 911. there were no life guard work nothing that area. >>> remembering a young with man found dead in a duffle bag in north philadelphia. family and friend came to the tabernacle of the holy spirit church for memorial services for laura araujo, the 23 year-old was found dead monday. her body stuffed in the duffle bag outside a vacant north philadelphia home. she graduated from the art institute of philadelphia last year and was about to start a new you job. >> she didn't deserve this. not

jeff reeves, thanks for coming in.ate it. >>> apple's your much rival samsung is turning its heat on the new competitor before the rollout of the iphone 6. good strategy. we'll tell you about samsung's brand new challenge. forget about the world cup. the markets are much more exciting today. it has been a huge market day, including a triple-digit gain for the dow. fox business's charles payne will be here to break it all down to tell us which stocks to watch for tomorrow. ♪ i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your

. >>> and happening today the first ever officer christopher reeves super heroes scholarship 5k walk. millville police officer christopher reeves was killed in an accident july 8th, 2012, while on duty. participants at today's events are encourage to dress as their favorite super hero. the money raised will establish scholarship at millville senior high school, registration begins at 8:00 o'clock behind the millville police department. >>> also happening today, divers will renew their efforts to find a man who disappeared during a swim near island beach state park in ocean county. twenty-five year-old nicholas, of france disappeared just before noon. a person watching him switch loss sight of him and immediately call 911. there are no life guard working in that area. >>> well, remembering a young woman found dead in a duffle bag in north philadelphia. family and friend came to the tabernacle of the holy spirit church for a memorial service for laura araujo, the 23 year-old was found dead monday after her body stuffed in the duffle bag outside of a vacant north philadelphia home was fo

director matt reeves brought all this to live. he joins us from los angeles. the planet of the apes myth has bib a novel, a television show, and a source of now eight movies. why is it so rich and interesting for creators like yourself to want to dive into this idea of intelligence apes interacting with and perhaps dominating human beings? >> i think, you know, i'm a life-long apes fan, and i was fascinated from the first time as a child when i saw a gorilla on horseback in the '68 film. it's kind of an amazing moment. i think there's something about this metaphor, the idea of looking into the eyes of these animals and actually looking at ourselves because the big conseat and fantasy is the animals have taken over the planet, but we're the animals. its arway of looking at our own nature and seeing it play out in this fantastical way. >> i saw it two nights ago. virtually everyone was rooting for the apes over the human beings, which was interesting. why do you think humans going to this movie and root for the apes? >> i think because -- well, first of all, i h

the officer reeves was killed during a car chase in 2012. >>> a team of fire fighters has come to theue of the purse snatching victim in new york city. robbers swiped grace clark mcdade's purse outside her home on saturday. a classic crime of opportunity. but fire fighters doing building inspections on her block refused to let him get away with it. a crew tackled that man after witnessing the crime. >> i put the lights on, went down the wrong way, cut him off. >> was it a long chase. >> we were in our gear. it was longer than we wanted to but we eventually caught up to him. >> reporter: through go. another reason to love our new york fire fighters, right? well, those five heroes swiped a screwdriver also from the thief's hand after tackling him and held him down for police. fantastic work. >>> 6:36. a new york city man is dead after an attempt add rest went horribly wrong. when the man refused handcuffs police placed him in a choke hold. the entire incident was caught on tape. now that community is looking for answers. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has the story. >> reporter: h

jean veer old kiara williams, 10 year old thomas reeves, seven year old terrence moore, all isy siblingsll killed friday during a carjacking that ended in a crash. >> i been in the homicide unit six years. this is one of the most saddest cases i've come across. you have three innocent children had the rest of their lives in front of them taken in this fashion, it's very sad. >> reporter: police say two men carjacked a 45 year old real estate agent at gun point and sped around north philadelphia shortly after 11:00 a.m. somehow they lost control at allegheny and germantown avenue. that's where the car crashed into the three siblings who were selling fruit for their church along with their mother 34-year-old keisha williams. she remains in critical condition. another woman on the street was also struck but is expected to be okay. >> and i saw all these kids on the ground and everything. a woman on the ground crying, her clothes ripped off them. >> they were sweet. they were beautiful. they were beautiful little kids. >> reporter: the two suspects remain on the loose at this point and a $11

well you can see here just how the value all of the reeves now has plummeted against the dollar the euro indeed the coup followed by political instability and vicious fighting in the east of the country as all contributed to the currencies fall but not present a trade pact with the e.u. on their fears the financial troubles may worsen in the short term the new agreement paves the way for toughest parts warn it could potentially turn the country into an economic clone of greece political writer john wife's agrees the pact will do more harm than good. this is going to be a girl where there's a master this is ideologically driven is not driven an interest of the people of ukraine is ideologically driven and i think it will spell economic chaos for the people of ukraine it's not going to get any better the e.u. is still trying to move over session itself and it seems very very hard to believe that the you want sure you created a corner of the. i think on it's come to light that the top commander of the american mercenary company blackwater threatened to kill government officials sent to inve

some of the proceeds will go to the christopher and dana reeves foundation. >>> a 1963 rolls-royce phantom is going up for auction. the limo includes luxury features that we may take for granted today, like a car phone. that was back in 1963. the auction house says the rolls was repainted because chickens belonging to elvis' mother peculiared away at the shiny finish. the car is expected to fetch anywhere from $200,000 to $300,000. >>> coming up on wusa9, it wasn't, quote, the gun-packing getaway a colorado criminal was hoping for we have details ahead. >> and you've heard of a breakfast burrito. when we come back from the break, a breakfast bandito. it's quite a bit different. we're back >>> a wild crime spree ended with the arrest of an armed man on interstate 70 in colorado. when the man couldn't get away in a plow truck, the suspect forced his way into a home, stole an suv and backed out the garage door. then the car got stuck in a ditch. armed with an assault rifle, the suspect tried to get drivers on i-70 to pull over. a jefferson county motorcycle cop about 15 miles west of denver a

that cruise ship was car his thousand passengers when it struck a reeve and capsized off the coast of the tuscan island on january 13th, 2012. thirty-two people died in the disaster. operation to remove the liner is expected to cost a total of $2 billion. >>> right now, 5:03. time for traffic and weather together. katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. happy wednesday to you. midway through the the week. we have our latest frontal boundary to track. the this is one that doesn't necessarily bring in potential of severe weather but it will potentially mess with your outdoor plans. all dependent on timing. timing is everything, isn't it president the lets start off by taking you outside and show you what is going on here first and foremost with storm scan three. we will start off with sky scan three. we will go out first and foremost to ocean city where a hint of haze out there on the boardwalk but it is quiet. you do have a clear sky overhead. not just in cape may county but up and down the shoreline and inland as well. storm scan three as we go there next shows very readily a

you can see on house in clouds and forecasters moving i am and they could reeve half of rain tomorrow. oop you know, we will be pretty disappointed if our weekend washed out but we will wait it out and see. >> people are filling up gas in their cars incase there is a gas shortage to the because of the storm. the annual pots are polls and cops sweatshirt, tonight's power form months could be dan selled if if it is, they spend more it correcting to the investigate i have reporting. city attorney dennis herrera is accused of the spending more than $10 million on needed repairs based on false and inflated bills. they in investigate date -- investigated. >>> and last month the city approved them to sharply reduce the medical marijuana dispensaries. they will be out of work when those knew restrictionels take affect in the next two weeks. and you have toed mitt, people and they are gathering signatures and that's nowhere near the 100,000 signatures needed before the deadline in two weeks. >>> and an overnight power outages near the emergency dispatch center, how long it took to get the powe

>> pelley: two and a half years after it struck a reeve off the italian island of giglio the costa concordiaas refloated today and it wasn't easy. the luxury liner weighs more than 114,000 tons. here's mark phillips. >> almost imperseptably, visible only when speeded up the rusk: -- rusting hulk of the costa concordia began to stir. and this ship on which 32 people died seemed to come back to life. afloat again and towed just offshore. yet the director of this massive operation nick showne told me these things never go exactly as planned. >> the way we're going to do it, and how it was meant to be done is not what happened today. >> it isn't? how is it different? >> well,-- . >> reporter: the ship was refloated with the use of 30 steel flotation chambers attached along their broken hull. when air was pumped in they agoed like a child's water wing. it's taken a billion and a half dollars to get the cost ar concordia this far. the final bill will top $2-- 2 billion. and the italians say it's all the fault and the italians say it's all the fault of the ship's captain francesco schettino who is

a judge let out 70-year-old curtis reeves on $100,000 bond.eeves can only leave home for church, doctor's visits and going to the grocery store. he is accused of shooting and kiting 43-year-old chad olsen after olsen allegedly refused to stop texting during the movie previews. but his attorneys claim that their client acted in self-defense. >>> and eric also frees who is known as the pillowcase rapist. christopher hubbard who admitted raping dozens of women was released from a mental hospital and is living outside a rural california community, despite neighbors' protests. dominick donatelli joining us now from the l.a. bureau to tell us what's being done to keep a community safe from an admitted sexual predator. so can these protesters drive him away? >> they're certainly determined to do that. they're out there with bull horns and they are chanting day a night, at the moment. there was a group about 25 gathered. it's quite a small rural community out there. mostly women, who are rather concerned about their safety. they've formed a group call

an attorney says reeves shot olson in self-defence. trial will take place next year >>> the lone survivor of an execution-style attack is out of hospital. 15-year-old cassidy is out of hospital. her ex-uncle ron haas kill tied her up, kid her parents and four sub lings -- siblings. three played dead then called the police. >>> a lightening strike in the national parkal killed one. the hikers tried to get to safety but the storm was moving too fast. time for a check of the forecast and we turn to meteorologist eboni deon. >> we'll watch for a few lightening strikes. not enough rain to come with the streaks. as a result we have a fire weather watch across the southern areas of washington. not so much down the northern areas. i have fire and video out of that area. this is outside of redding. 10% contained. winds will be too much of an issue. gusting up to 20 miles per hour. it will help to bandy the flames around. we'll have to watch out for the thunder storms, spals as we -- sales as we get -- especially as we get into the game on sunda

let's talk about all of it in our "closing bell exchange" with monica meta, rob morgan, jeff reeves, sam stovall and rick santelli, of course, from cnbc in chicago. sam stovall, you get the word from my favorite line of the day regarding the market. you say the s&p needs to rest, but not necessarily rest in peace. how are the earnings doing right now, sam? >> actually, the earnings are doing quite well. s&p capital iq consensus numbers now showing a 7% increase for the second quarter versus the 6.6% gain expected at the beginning of the quarter. and if history repeats itself, we could end up seeing that number possibly even approach the 10% level, because the reality usually beats expectations by anywhere from 2% to 3%. >> rick, i want to go to you on this. yesterday we were talking a little bit about the ten-year, but it's extraordinary to watch that yield go below 2.5%. you have to think maybe that's a tailwind for housing, which, by the way, this morning had a pretty strong report. the market didn't pay attention to that, didn't really pay attention to the recent fed surveys. mayb

reeves, in terms of your homes in oklahoma and your father's work and work your mother may have taken on during the war? >> my dad works for the electric company. because of the war, they were very shorthanded, which meant they worked very long hours, which meant no vacations. we also ran a farm. at that time, we also worked a farm, and addition to that, if small air force ace was built near our hometown, so we converted our double garage to an apartment at we rented to a pilot. which meant a great deal to me because i hung up around him as much as possible to soak up all of the knowledge. we also have a large garden, as almost everyone did. my mom spent a lot of time working on that. she did not work outside of the home. my brother and i've managed to keep her fully occupied more than she wanted, i'm sure. >> there were five of us. i am the baby. which i like to tell them all the time, of course. my youngest brother did going to the service and my sister's husband and dad tried to. they told him he was war valuable on the homefront. he was also in the electric is this. we had the vic

. >>> the man responsible for a deadly movie theater shooting, curtis reeves is charged with the murder of chad olson, he shot him in front of his wife because he didn't like olson texting in the movie theater, is he on house arrest until his trial. and is on gps monitoring. >>> american airlines says a technical issue caused their plane to be money landed. the plane was in route from hawaii to guam. all passengers and crew members were briefly sheltered in a gym and later put on another flight and taken to honolulu. >>> in massachusetts, a small plane landed on a high school athletic field. only the pilot was on the cessna and the mechanical problem cause the the plane to land not long after takeoff. >>> 7:12 and lots to get in this weekend. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry. we have plenty of sunshine on sky 6 and hazy in center city and clouds are trying to break up in parts of region and especially south jersey and parts of delaware, they break up well, a fairly decent afternoon ahead, karen in westchester, my twitter follower says 72 in that region. 71 in wilmi

curtis reeves jr. will be under house arrest. he also has to give up his firearm. killed chad olson after an argument over text messaging. >>> a texas man collapses in court yesterday. it was pretty dramatic scene. you see it there. it happened just as the judge was reading ron lee haskell the capital murder charges against him. he forced his way into a texas home on wednesday and demanded to see his estranged wife before gunning down this whole family you see here, including four children. the one on the left hand side of your screen survived. >> wow. >>> number five, secretary of state john kerry will remain in cabo for an additional meeting or two in an effort to resolve afghanistan's presidential election. he made an and announced trip on thursday. both sides accuse each other of massive fraud in the vote last month. the final results are expected to be released later this month. >>> let's talk more about the crisis in the middle east. >> israel, the sounds of the sire sirens, the echos in the streets, that's a warning to take cover. >> you hear the sirens have

the kiev army waging a war on south-eastern ukraine, and we have had a reeve any crisis in -- refugee crisis in june, the u.n. recognising that 110 residents fled to russia, i think what we need to do at this moment is be human and not use the downing of the plane as a trigger for more violence which we see too much of, but a way to renew negotiations that were under way, and a ceasefire that the ukranian government stepped away from after two days, despite french, german, u.s. and russia, hopes to continue. >> is it fair to put it on the ukranian government. one thing you wrote in "the washington post," was na western media was one-sided. we are focused on the russians, and the pro-russian separatists and their involvement. you wrote that we are not paying attentions to the ukranian government's citizens. >> we need to pay attention to pro-russian rebels, what they are doing. i write this because so much attention in the west has been paid to the pro-russian rebels. region. >> it's a government trying to - doesn't a government have to control a rebellion. the outlines of a settlement

we have tried to get the terms of a ceasefire that would be acceptable to everybody, and wouldn't reeve israel in a -- wouldn't leave israel in a situation to perpetuate the matter. israel wants to keep its army in gaza, it wants to continue, even under the guise of the ceasefire, it wants to continue with destruction of the tunnels and the rampage in gaza, this is no ceasefire. in the same way israel under the guys of the talks, while we talked about a two-state solution. building more settlements illegally. getting out ethnic cleansing. they talk about a 2-state salesian. the same logic used for the ceasefire. but to disarm its own victims. >> hamas rejected the two-state solution, said it will never recognise the state of israel, and, you know, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas backed hamas's truce demands and explaining palestinian officials said when the international community and the arab world don't come up with the goods, abbas and the leadership of ramallah have no choice but to aline themselves with the people, specifically the people of gaza. in the past the arab

part of the proceeds from this auction will go to the christopher and dana reeve foundation.rts on august 14th. wouldn't that be something to get a look at? >>> one last check on the weather here. >> vegas 110, 90s from los angeles, chicco 97. this is not just a bay area heat thing, it will be around the state. 81 tahoe, plenty of sun there. you have to head to the coast, like monterrey if you want it more comfortable or half moon bay, 75 san francisco, it's still going to be warm. 90 in santa rosa, low 80s, richland, oakland. 88 for you in san jose and if you go to the a's game tomorrow, a day game against the houston astros, it will be warm, mid 70s to low 80s, uv index high, you'll need sunscreen, a nice cold beverage and the seven-day forecast, yeah, that's what we're talking about is what larry says. triple digits friday, mid 70s coast and keep it nice and mild at the coastline right on through the weekend. mid to upper 90s. summer micro climate. >> that keeps creeping up. >>> larry beil is here. >> my nice cold beverage goes right here. >> right up on the bar. >> where